Judge Refuses to Confirm Foreclosure in Penny Army Case
Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League led by Harold Brandt hailed a partial win as Common Pleas Judge A R Webber postponed confirming a foreclosure against W E Reisinger of Graf ton township. The league sought to halt the sale of the $1000 property despite court terms, with a plan to let Reisinger stay in possession if he pays interest and awaits wider conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League
Penny Army
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
League
Harold Brandt
W. E. Reisinger
Grafton Township
Mortagee
Edith Peachs
Webber
Congress
Reisinger
G .R. Findley
Reisnger
Spring Clean-Up Campaign to Start Next Monday
Service Director Fred Underhill announced the annual spring clean-up will begin Monday with crews and trucks working east of the Black River during week one. Week two covers the area between the river branches and week three the west side. Residents must place rubbish at the curb or along an alley and crews will remove all items except ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Underhill
Black River
Underhill
Immunization Drive Planned for Elyria Schoolchildren
Diphtheria prevention shots will be given in Elyria schools next week per Dr. G. E. French health department plan. West and south side schools on Monday, north and east side schools on Tuesday. Treatments are voluntary with parental permission. the Elyria Board of Education approved the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G. E. French
Health Department
Wlyria Board of Education
Ohio Weather Forecast Allergy ShowersVs Thunderstorms
Ohio forecast calls for showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. A drop in temperature is expected, with cooler conditions in the south and central portions on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wilford resigns as director of relief
The resignation of Attorney Frank Wilford as chairman of the city relief commission takes effect April 15. He cites reduced winter demands and time constraints. Mayor Van Aster has not named a replacement, though J L Mathis, Mrs Marie Gillman, and Mrs D M Upton are rumored possibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilford
City Relief Commission
Wilford
W. H. van Aster
J. L. Mathis
Marie Gillman
D. M. Upton
Commmissary
Third speaker announced for Lorain County farmer meeting
The Lorain County Grange and Lorain County Farm Bureau announce a third speaker for the Wellington Opera House program. Paul McNish, Geauga County dairy farmer and Ohio State Grange representative, will discuss actions and proposals for agriculture. Previous speakers include W R Wertz and Henry Ballard. The meeting starts at 1 30 p m with topics on taxation farm prices financing and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wellington Opera House
Lorain County Grange
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Paul McNish
Geauga County
Ohio State Grange
W. R. Wertz
Ohio State University
Henry 5. Ballard
Farm Organizations of
Ohio
May Ban Sale Of Beer In Ohio On Sundays
Columbus Ohio April 10 Regulations banning sale of the new 5.2 beer on Sundays may be adopted today by the state liquor control commission at its first session since the new federal law went into effect. Governor White indicated support for Sunday sales prohibition and individual commissioners are believed to share the view. A flood of permit applications has delayed drafting of rules and regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Liquor Control Commission
White
Commission
Mercury tops 84 in Kansas City warm spell sparks complaints
In Kansas City Missouri on April 10 officials report the first complaints of the year about nude bathers as temperatures reached 84 degrees. Three young boys were cited by police for offending exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
City
Roosevelt outlines vast Tennessee Valley Authority program
President Roosevelt proposed a Tennessee Valley Authority to push a large development program for the South. He urged authority power to rehabilitate Muscle Shoals and coordinate with the broader plan, backed by supporters including Senator Norris. Financing could start with 50 million dollars from unexpended treasury balances, with further bond funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
USPI
Roosevelt
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
South
Muscle Shoals
George Norris
Repn
Nebr
Treasury
Tennessee
Mr. Roosevelt
Elyrian Sued In Accident In Alabama
Manslaughter charges and a $150 000 suit were filed against Samuel Deutsch, local attorney, following an automobile crash near Birmingham while he was en route to New Orleans Mardi Gras. A child darted into the road. she was injured and died. Deutsch is hospitalized in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Deutsch
Deutsch
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Allen Recovers From Illness Visits Business District
E F Allen president of the International Society for Crippled Children greeted friends in the city business district after recovering from a severe illness. He told Chronicle Telegram reporters that his fight was hard but he would continue with his slogan keep on keeping on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Allen
E. F (Daddy) Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Allen
Chronicle-Telegram
Christ Crucified Still Only Hope Of Mankind
Rev Mart in Ilse Jr of Geneva delivers the first Lutheran Noonday Lenten service at St Johns Church. He argues Christ crucified remains the sole hope for personal salvation and national recovery as he recalls Jesus cleansing the temple and condemning religious leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ise Jr
Geneva
St. John’s Church
Broad and
West Avenue
Ilse
Jesus
Temple of God
Temple
Robber Holds Up California Fruit Store Employee
A lone thief held James Johnson of the California Fruit Store at Broad and West avenues at 2 AM Sunday. He is described as about 40, six feet tall, rifled the cash register, attempted to open the safe, then forced Johnson to accompany him to his car before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
California
Broad and
West Avenue
Johnson
George Walton
Charles Sawyer
Roosevelt Faces Pressure to Lift Prices Across Nation
Washington reports rising demands for action to counter deflation felt from bank deposit locks and reduced government spending. Officials debate steps. inflationists push for farm bill amendments while some favor waiting for natural price climbs and others urge aggressive policy, including a $5 billion public works bond and a dollar devaluation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Agriculture Wallace
Wagner
Dem
LaFollette
Repn
Wis
Hope to Draw Milk Association Case to a Close
Special Master William B. Woods in Cleveland seeks briefs by Wednesday and answering briefs by Saturday to finish a two year bankruptcy case of the Ohio Farmers' Cooperative Milk Association. Former members urge quicker action as a seven day hearing on including Ohio Milk Service, Inc. into assets continues. The referee aims to decide before April 17, the date set for a trustee sale of assets to satisfy hundreds of member certificates for milk deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Association
Cleveland
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Association
William B. Woods
Ohio Milk Service, Inc
Government to aid home owners with large refinancing program
Washington reports steps to aid homeowners through a 2.0 billion dollar mortgage refinancing plan modeled on the farm mortgage bill. The plan would issue low interest bonds backed by the Home Loan Bank Board with the government guaranteeing interest but not principal. Mortgage rates target around four to five percent with loans up to 75 percent of value, potentially up to fifteen thousand dollars, and no provision for new mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Home Loan Bank Board
Treasury
Papal Meeting With Von Papen Signals Nazi Church Accord
Vice Chancellor Franz Von Papen met Cardinal Pacelli at Vatican City seeking papal approval of the Hitler government. He aims to unite Nazi and church efforts against communism with a planned audience with the Pope and talks with Mussolini on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Erman
Franz von Papen
Papel
Hitler
Vatican City
Eugen Pacelli
von Papen
Holy See
Mussolini
Vatican
Isiderites
Carlisle Tax League to Meet Tonight in Carlisle
The Carlisle Tax League holds a public meeting tonight in Carlisle. County Auditor C. Kelser is expected to address the group about a 20 percent reduction in appraisals and to answer questions on taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Tax League
Carlisle
C. &. Kelser
Petore
Conservators Named for 62 State Banks in Ohio
Conservators assume control of 62 state banks today by order of Ira J. Fulton. The list includes Bank of Cleveland, Ashtabula Marine Savings, Akron Commercial Bank & Trust, and many others with designated conservators such as J. L. Lukkarila, W. J. Skeehan, and A. W. Fridley across Ohio towns from Cleveland to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ira J. Fulton
Cleveland — Bank of Clveland
Stanley Klonowske
Zitiello Banking Co
Antoinette di Fino
Ashtabula— Marine Savings Bank Co
J. L. Lukkarila
Akron—Commercial Bank & Trust Co
W. J. Skeehan
Toledo
Standard Savings Bank Co
W. J. Sheehan
Atwater
Atwater Savings Bank
C. B. Welsbr
Hartville
Hartville Banking Co
C. B. Welsby
Anna—Farmers & Merchants Bank Co
A. W. Fridley
Berea—Bank of Berea Co
H. G. Wilkinson
Commercial and Savings Bank
William H. Ames
Bryan—Union Savings Bank
F. W. Radabaugh
Buffalo—Bank of Buffalo, Co
Forest Wycoff
Canton—Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
J. E. Mason
Akron
First Trust & Savings Bank
Harley Fast
Chagrin Falls
Chagrin Falls Banking Co
F. A. Henry Clinton
Clinton Savings Bank Co
George K. Wright
Corning—Bank of Corning
Leo Radkoski
East Liberty
Hamilton Bank
W. J. Monahan
Woodstock—Peoples Bank
Bank stock drive kicks off in Cleveland as banks tighten
Conservators begin cost cuts at two large Cleveland banks while a campaign to sell five million dollars in common stock for a new First National Bank launches. The move may unlock sixty million dollars in deposits and avert closures, with about 200 volunteers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
First National Bank
Ohio
Senate
L. L. Marshall
James A. McFadden
Cleveland Catholic
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company of
Union and Guardian
Oscar L. Cox
Sidney B. Congdon
Guardian Trust Company
Cox
Union
Congdon
Plan aims to release deposits through bank liquidations
Washington reports President Roosevelt pushes rapid release of funds from restricted banks. Treasury Secretary Woodin unveils a new plan to liquidate about 3000 closed banks with Walter J. Cummings named as federal liquidator. Reflation and banking rehabilitation efforts accelerate as reopenings increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Woodin
Walter J. Cummings
Chicago
Congress
Washington
Wv. Cummings
Bodies Of Two Commanders In Akron Crash Recovered
The bodies of Commander Frank C. McCord and Commander Fred T. Berry were recovered about ten miles from the Akron crash site off New Jersey. Navy investigators seized a water soaked notebook and officer’s coat tied to Lieut. J. G. Dugan, aiding the storm crash narrative as details of ballast release and maneuvers emerge. Sixty nine crew members remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S. Portlan
New Jersey
Coa
Navy
Akron
Barnesat Light
Owl
Portland
Lakehurst
H. V
Lieuten
J. G. Dugan
Lake ‘Ui
Frank C. McCord
Fred T. Berry
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Conservators Named for Elyria Banks Amid State Plan
Conservators named for Elyria Savings and Trust Co A J Robinson Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co J B Seward Kipton Bank Co H B Cook Central Bank Lorain D H Aiken City Bank Lorain R L Rankin Farmers and Citizens Banking Co Milan Wade Roberts No conservator named for Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Officials say plan aims to raise 100000 for surplus and reopen without restrictions Conservators instructed by the State Banking Department to conserve assets for depositors and restore bank health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Monahan
Edgerton — Farmers Commercial Bank
E. A. Geague
East Palestine
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
A. J. Robinson
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
J. B. Seward
Kipton Bank Company
Kipton
H. B. Cook
Central Bank
Lorain
D. H. Aiken
City Bank
R. L. Rankin
Farmers and Citizens Banking Co
Milan
Wade Roberts
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Columbus
State Banking Department
Depositors to Meet on Bank Interest Group
Depositors of three Elyria banks on restricted basis are to meet at city hall council chambers at 7:30 p m tomorrow. Former Prosecutor Don W Myers announced the plan to form a nucleus committee led by H E Irvin to unite depositors and city interests. A chairman will be elected and a permanent organization formed with public details to follow. All depositors may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Don W. Myers
H. E. Irvin
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